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| an “Islamist Spring” Huffington Post (blog) The Arab region is divided in its emotions, and not just in its assessment of what has come to it in the name of the Arab Spring. Part of it welcomes the victory of the Islamists, considering it to be the natural outcome of the demands of the region’s … |
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| The Arab Spring’s balance sheet Khaleej Times It is past time for the West to accept the Arab people’s will and to stop exaggerating the repercussions of change. The West must support genuine democracy in the Arab world. If the Arab Spring is aborted, the result will be not dictatorships that are … |
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| Arab Spring finds mention at literature festival Times of India “The Arab Spring gave a lot of hope to the Palestinians,” says Shehadeh, and added, “It broke the wall of fear.” The revolutions may also take the states the Iran-way, with Islamist governments and Sharia law replacing dictatorship. … |
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| UN should not let Russia prolong the unrest in Syria Youngstown Vindicator Almost a year has passed since Syrians, inspired by popular uprisings in several Arab countries, rose up against the harsh rule of President Bashar Assad. But whereas theArab Spring brought about the toppling of leaders in Egypt, Libya and Tunisia, … |
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| Hamas: Leader Khaled Mashaal won’t seek re-election as head of Palestinian … Washington Post The Islamists’ parent movement, the pan-Arab Muslim Brotherhood, has scored election victories in Egypt and Tunisia following the pro-democracy protests of the Arab Spring. In discussions within Hamas, Mashaal has praised the pragmatism of the Muslim … |
